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Rare letters from kin of missing soldiers are donated to Gettysburg museum

Summary by The Washington Post
A Virginian asked a Gettysburg doctor to help find the body of his brother, killed in the Civil War battle there. A Georgia man spoke of the precious “dust” of a slain relative.

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Rare letters from kin of missing soldiers are donated to Gettysburg museum

A Virginian asked a Gettysburg doctor to help find the body of his brother, killed in the Civil War battle there. A Georgia man spoke of the precious “dust” of a slain relative.

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The Washington Post broke the news in Washington, United States on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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